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Will President George W. Bush manage to leave office without starting a war with Iran?
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To its users, Facebook is a way to keep up with friends, but to advertisers, it is a universe of self-created focus groups.
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Despite its attributes and size, Indonesia's influence is slight.
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The U.S. has done virtually everything it can with respect to carrots. It's time for squash.
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Is man as responsible for the weather as Mother Nature herself?
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In the cases of India and Iran, the Bush administration has opted for exaggerated approaches that have resulted in bad deals.
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The problem with tourism in Cambodia is its potential to delay the political and economic reforms needed to move the country forward.
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Losing to revolutionaries
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Monday, October 29, 2007 Dear Broward County Judge Jeffrey Levenson: I have a nit to pick with you. As reported last week by The Miami Herald, you had a regrettable moment in court recently while presiding over the case of a man alleged to have had sex with a teenage boy.
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Monday, October 29, 2007 You knew it had to happen. The moment firefighters began to get an edge on the fires, pundits, bloggers and other gasbags couldn't wait to proclaim San Diego's superiority over New Orleans in government response to disaster.
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Monday, October 29, 2007 In retrospect, it was probably not the best way to reassure the faithful. When James Dobson, child psychologist turned political kingmaker, rose to speak at the Values Voter Summit dinner, he first complained about media reports that the religious right was dead.
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The health service should be reorganised so more doctors are available around the clock, the Royal College of Physicians task force says.
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Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah will begin a state visit to the UK on Monday - the first for 20 years. What should discussions focus on?
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People in Afghanistan still speak of the Buddhas as if they were there.
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The emperors of morality have in fact had no clothes for some time.
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Why was nothing done to avert the subprime fiasco?
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Though it has been a topic of much attention lately, the origin of the term "terrorist" has gone largely unnoticed by politicians and pundits alike.
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Let's not sweat 10 times less, five times more, or a threefold increase.
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America's push for war; Brain power; A museum visit; Highly skilled labor; Advice for Bush; A timid U.S. public
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New proposals could mean only MPs representing constituencies in England could legislate on English matters. Is this a good idea or could it threaten the Union?
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Poland's opposition party has won a poll victory. Polish politican Radoslaw Sikorski answered your questions on our phone-in programme, Have Your Say. Send us your views.
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Sunday, October 28, 2007 Almost 35 years have passed since the Supreme Court decided to end America's argument about abortion.
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Sunday, October 28, 2007 SAN DIEGO — Welcome to Katrina on the Coast. Natural disasters have their own brand of irony. Whereas the problem in New Orleans was too much water, now we know what happens when you don't get enough.
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Sunday, October 28, 2007 As the 2008 presidential contests heat up, voters are telling opinion pollsters that they regard health care as a vital domestic issue. What's the difference between a sensible and informed debate over candidates' various plans as opposed to mere sloganeering?
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According to a new report, risk aversion is undermining childhood experience. Are we overprotecting children?
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